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  • 1. Building the Circuit
  • Instructions     from IoT Automatic Dog Feeder
  • Let’s first talk about how to use each electronic component and build the circuit for this project. 1.1 Starting the Circuit with the WeMos D1 Mini WeMos D1 Mini has eleven digital I/O pins, one analog input pin (A0), one 3.3V pin, one...

  • Raspi Newspaper Synthesizer/Reader
  • Instructions     from Raspi Newspaper Synthesizer/Reader
  • Now we need to add a file that is missing from the tts repositories. Fortunately Google themselves make it available but it needs some modifications to make it work with the Raspi port. You can find the file at https://android.googlesource.com/platform/external/svox/+/9b08cc440f25c4722ca112642be87053fc47f918/pico/tts/com_svox_picottsengine.cpp...

  • Raspberry Pi 3 Gameboy
  • Instructions     from Raspberry Pi 3 Gameboy
  • 12. Gluing in the analog sticks and programming the leonardo pro microI glued in the analog sticks and soldered the corresponding wires to them. I then wrote a program to turn the leonardo into a USB joystick with 14 buttons and two analog inputs and...

  • laptop2pi
  • Instructions     from laptop2pi
  • These instructions assume some familiarity with the Pi and it's command line. You're also going to be disassembling the laptop, cutting bits away, and soldering. Make sure you're comfortable with that.PREPARE THE SD CARD FOR THE ZERODownload the latest...

  • Setting Up the PCB
  • Instructions     from DIY Control any home appliance with the ESP8266
  • After populating our custom PCB with the required components, we can move on to the next step that is programming and configuring the PCB to work. For programming our PCB we need a USB to FTDI Converter. Now we need to follow the steps given below to...

  • up load the code
  • Instructions     from LED Christmas Pixels
  •  This is the code i have running in 23 Arduinos.    you need to download.   Install Arduino IDE 1.8.5 FastLED-3.1.0ethercard-master Then open Arduino. From the Arduino IDE: Sketch -> Include Library... -> Add .ZIP Library...Restart...
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